Thanks for the video. I'm finally going to pick mine up in early March after a 20-month wait. I'm watching all of the informative videos I can find these days, LOL.
A good presentation. I have a cooks manual mill, purchased to. Feed my hardwood furniture hobby. At 92, I’m having trouble keeping up with mill production
Nice video. Thanks for your efforts! I also have a 3238 and have changed several things over the past 2 years. You don't show a real-time saw cut, so I'm not sure what ft/min you are using to advance the sawhead. I've not been satisfied with band breakage, but the mill is definitely solidly constructed and the hydraulics work well. It needs an electronic throttle control, but I'm hoping to make something for it this year. Look forward to more videos.
That is a nice saw. I would have gotten the same one except I could not wait 75 weeks. I lucked out and bought a WM 50 wide w/ diesel. I’m really enjoying your channel. I also have a farmi 501 wench, but don’t use it these days. Thanks for showing us your operation
It all depends on what you are going to mill. If you are not going to cut anything bigger then 24 inches then the smaller one will work fine. Anything bigger than that and it starts being a pain.
I am a big fan of Cooks mills I love seeing one in action.
Thanks for the video. I'm finally going to pick mine up in early March after a 20-month wait. I'm watching all of the informative videos I can find these days, LOL.
I have had this mill for two yrs. Work great an cut very nice lumber. The computer a little hard to understand stand. I'm still working on it
I like your videos keep up the good work.
A good presentation. I have a cooks manual mill, purchased to. Feed my hardwood furniture hobby. At 92, I’m having trouble keeping up with mill production
Nice video. Thanks for your efforts! I also have a 3238 and have changed several things over the past 2 years. You don't show a real-time saw cut, so I'm not sure what ft/min you are using to advance the sawhead. I've not been satisfied with band breakage, but the mill is definitely solidly constructed and the hydraulics work well. It needs an electronic throttle control, but I'm hoping to make something for it this year. Look forward to more videos.
Nice video thanks for making it..... have one on order only 58 weeks to go...
That is a nice saw. I would have gotten the same one except I could not wait 75 weeks. I lucked out and bought a WM 50 wide w/ diesel.
I’m really enjoying your channel. I also have a farmi 501 wench, but don’t use it these days. Thanks for showing us your operation
I like the sawmill videos.
I'm 33 and have a cheap woodland mill. I am debating on the HD 3238 or ac36. I'm almost sold on the HD but that go bigger has me wanting the ac36.
It all depends on what you are going to mill. If you are not going to cut anything bigger then 24 inches then the smaller one will work fine. Anything bigger than that and it starts being a pain.
What are the things you change on the mill? I just ordered one.
I use (used cooking oil mix with a little diesel fuel)
I'm out of NY
Where abouts in NY? I am in upstate NY south of Buffalo
@@foresthomestead I'm also from NY, southern tier near Binghamton.